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2. Turn the main power switch Q0 (and the “Start” button of the general contactor relay if ordered as option) “on” to

power the inverter; its LCP (Local Control Panel) is energised. Turn powerswitch QBO to position I, and the

fans are powered by the inverter (in position “II” the fans are powered directly from the mains, bypassing the

inverter). Note: When inverter is bypassed by switch QBO, the fan motors should be started gradually by

turning switches F1, F2, F3 etc. one by one. Place the main fuses FA1, FA2, FA3 to the “on” position. The

amber indicating lamp on the front panel lights up. Put the circuit breakers F1, F2, F3 etc.in the “on” position.

3. MANUAL INVERTER OPERATION: by pressing “HAND ON” on the inverter’s LCP, the fans start at the

minimum rpm at which the inverter was programmed. By pressing arrow key “↑” on the LCP, the maximum

programmed rpm can be reached and by pressing arrow key “↓“ the rpm can be reduced to the

minimumprogrammed rpm. At this stage the fans’ rpm are not regulated by any control device. Check the fan

rotation (all fans are factorywired to run in the same direction). Change phases if necessary to obtain correct

fan rotation, as shown by arrow on the fan cowl.

4. By pressing key “OFF” the inverter stops the fan operation.
5. AUTOMATIC OPERATION: turn on electric solenoid valve switch DV to activate the solenoid valves DVW in

position A (automatic operation) and press “Auto/Start” on the inverter’s LCP. Makesure that all the necessary

temperature probes are properly installed and wired. For detailed starting instructions please refer to the

“TrilliumSeries Operating and Maintenance Instructions, section Operating instructions, subsection Operating

instructions for digital controller”.

6. The unit will now operate according to the load demand. When the inverter reaches it's maximum fan speed it

will energize the adiabatic system. The two sides of the pre-cooler are controlled in sequence by the controller,

by energising/de-energising the appropriate solenoïd valves.

EMERGENCY STOP

A red mushroom switch S

0

S

1

on the front panel is provided to allow the unit emergency stop in case of

malfunction. The unit can be re-started by rotating the
S

0

S

1

emergency switch, as shown by its arrow and then following the starting procedure of the unit.

WEEK-END OR TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN

The unit must be shutdown by the inverter's "ON/OFF" variable on the digital controller either locally or through the

BMS system. Another option is to use the dry contact wired between Y6:1 and Y6:3 (contact is not factory

supplied and not wired).
This procedure will ensure that the drain valves VD1 and VD2 will remain open and the city valves VH1 and VH2

closed.

If the unit is shut down by the main power switch, all the valves will close, risking stagnant water in the

copper tubes.

W W W . B A L T I M O R E A I R C O I L . E U

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Summary of Contents for TrilliumSeries DFCV Series

Page 1: ...DFCV Dry Cooler DFCV AD Adiabatic Cooler RIGGING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS RDFCV ADv15EN...

Page 2: ...s and adjustments Start Up Every month Every 3 months Every 6 months Every start of adiabatic season Spring Adiabatic pre cooler water flow X X X Adiabatic controller set point X X X Tighten electrica...

Page 3: ...ng surfaces 7 Modifications by others 7 Warranty 7 2 Rigging 8 General notes 8 Rigging method 9 3 Section Assembly 11 Installation adiabatic pre cooler 11 Installation of screw on flanges 18 4 Optiona...

Page 4: ...f adiabatic pre cooler sections per model Model Number of fans Number of adiabatic pre cooler sections DFCV S9122 4 2 DFCV S9123 6 2 DFCV S9124 8 4 DFCV S9125 10 4 DFCV S9126 12 4 Number of fans and p...

Page 5: ...er support structure for bolting the unit to the support beams Leveling The unit must be level for proper operation and ease of piping The unit should be level to 0 5 mm m over the unit length and wid...

Page 6: ...y familiar with the equipment the associated systems and controls and the procedures set forth in this and other relevant manuals Proper care personal protective equipment procedures and tools must be...

Page 7: ...ss mean unless measures can be taken to mitigate any risks that might occur from doing so Modifications by others Whenever modifications or changes are made by others to the BAC equipment without writ...

Page 8: ...to use the lifting devices in conjunction with safety slings placed under the unit 4 For each unit only one lift is required Lifting ears are foreseen on each unit 5 Attach the lifting devices to the...

Page 9: ...lations will add substantially to the equipment s lifting weight Rigging method To avoid damage during hoisting a spreader beam should be used and the angles shown in the diagrams below must be observ...

Page 10: ...8 fan unit 10 fan unit 12 fan unit W W W B A L T I M O R E A I R C O I L E U 10...

Page 11: ...O R E A I R C O I L E U 11 SECTION ASSEMBLY Installation adiabatic pre cooler 1 REMOVAL OF CRATING Remove crating of pre cooling sections of the TrilliumSeries Coolers Crate with adiabatic pre cooling...

Page 12: ...laced inside the stainless steel frames for shipment and need to be removed before installation of the empty pre cooling frames on the dry cooler Remove the pre cooler media as follows Removal of top...

Page 13: ...ping between sections can be connected and the copper water piping installed on the unit connects to the water flow meter of the pre cooling sections Installation of empty pre cooler frame at dry unit...

Page 14: ...e Stainless steel bolts and nuts connecting pre cooler frame to dry unit flanges Water distribution piping of pre cooler sections interconnection Rubber sleeve used to connect with water distribution...

Page 15: ...connected with stainless steel connection plates 5 RE INSTALLATION OF THE PRE COOLER MEDIA Re install the pre cooler medium 2 and the water distribution pads 1 placed on top of the pre cooler medium R...

Page 16: ...he media and to ensure maximum efficiency The blue coloured side needs to be at the outside Continue with installation of pre cooler media Re installation of top plate 6 CONNECTION OF WATER INLET At w...

Page 17: ...on is equipped with a separate bottom drain guaranteeing full emptying and drying of the gutter system after each adiabatic cycle Refer to the table below for the number of adiabatic pre cooler sectio...

Page 18: ...for cleaning is given to the inside of the gutter system after removal of the pre cooling media For cleaning sequence see table About rigging and installation on page 2 Installation of screw on flang...

Page 19: ...Installing screw on flange W W W B A L T I M O R E A I R C O I L E U 19 3 Section Assembly 3 Section Assembly...

Page 20: ...W W W B A L T I M O R E A I R C O I L E U OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ASSEMBLY All optional accessories are factory installed 20 DFCV DFCV AD 4 4 Optional Accessories Assembly 4 Optional Accessories Assembly...

Page 21: ...are the result of malfunctioning of mechanical components or operational problems e g unwanted ice formation If this occurs a thorough inspection of the entire unit followed by immediate corrective ac...

Page 22: ...l technician and must comply with local regulations The equipment is standard provided with a door interlocked main power switch Q0 which is factory fitted Connect electrical power to the power switch...

Page 23: ...PP Ambient air sensor AS1 AS2 Fluid temperature sensor TH Electrical panel Ventilation thermostat MF Electrical panel ventilator Q1 Q2 Q3 etc Thermal overload relay QBO Power inverter by pass switch C...

Page 24: ...te the solenoid valves DVW in position A automatic operation and press Auto Start on the inverter s LCP Makesure that all the necessary temperature probes are properly installed and wired For detailed...

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